Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-05-12


all.
The Sunday schools OF town are
appointing committees To arrange with
the G. A. II. post for the proper obser-
vance of decoration day.
MFR. Quigle, the Ohio stone crock
man, spent several days In town, being
registered at the Musser House. lie
delivered n carload of stoneware to par
ties here.
Clayton Gable, of Penn street, in
tlicted an ugly cut into his knee cap the
other day while attempting TO cut a
fishing rod with n hatchet. ii wasn't
Geo. Washington hatchet either.
Mr.. Jonathan Wolf writes from his
present home at Munford, Alabama,
that he likes the country very well and
thinks the Southern soil, il properly
cultivated, is the most fertile in the
world.
WIN. Walkers town property on
Main street, where formerly Albright's s
blacksmith shop stood, is now in sale-
able shape and We understand that II
gentleman from Brushvalley has already
expressed his desire TO buy II.
Mr.. Cleyan Hickman, of Franklin,
Venango Co., came to towr on Tues
day TO pay u flying visit to his parents
on Mill street. lie was accompanied
by Mrs. Wilt, the widow Of Squire
Wilt, decd, formerly of this place.
"A SON of VIM. Derr, who is work
ING an Cassler's saw mill in the noun
tain, was caught between two carriages
on Tuesday of last week and had one
of his legs seriously bruised. He Is do
ing right well under the circumstances.
--Whitmer Bros. began cutting tim
Der on their tract near Coburn, lately
purchased of Henry Fielder, of this
place. The tract contains about 500,
600 feet of the finest timber TO be seen,
some of the logs measuring near 60 feet
in length.
A Missouri girl waved her hand at
a stranger, and in three days they were
married. Two days later the young
wife waved a fat iron Mt her husband.
and the next evening he came home
waving a divorce. What are the wild
waves saying p -Philipsbng Journal.
The developments in the ore beds
in the vicinity OF State College, Scotia
and PennsylyaniaFu Furnace are immense
and astonishing. From sixty TO three
hundred tons of the best ore are dug.
washed and shipped. A vein ninety
feet thick has been found and the end
is not yet.
Fred Brumgard met with painful
accident Oh Tuesday forenoon while
out fishing. He was in the act of
throwing the line into the water when
the sharp hook caught on the third flu
ger of his left hand and penetrated it so
deeply that it had to be cut out. He is
one of the unlucky fishers.
You will find McDonald's Improv-
ed Liver Pills so satisfactory as cor
rector of a torpid liver, as regulator
OF the bowels, as an eradicator OF bill
iousness, that you will regret not hav-
ing tried them sooner. Money refund
ed to dissatisfied purchasers.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY& & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim, Pa.
If we mistake not the time for the
annual election of officers of the Mill
heim Hook and Ladder Company must
be at hand. But under the circum-
stances the company might probably be
as well without officers. The whole
business seems to be but nominal and
like some of the European armies-all
on paper.
READ THIS BIG OFFER.-On Mon
day, May 10th, / will open the Photo
graph Gallery In Millhein. I will re-
main TWENTY DAYS, and will make
Cabinet Pictures at Sl.50 per dozen.
All work guaranteed to be first-class.
Call and see specimens. Remember this
offer is only good for twenty days.
BELL.
LosT.-A money purse, containing a
$40 banknote, s. banknote, $40 in
gold, Silver Dollar, and about a dol
lars worth of change, was lost on the
pike between the toll-gate west of Mill
helm and the Aaronsburg gate. The
finder will please return the money TO
the owner at his residence at Spring
Mills, where "a suitable reward will be
given. 1S-2t GEORGE JORDAN.
Rev. w. E. Fisher and VIM. Wolf,
ESQ.,, of Centre Hall, are among those
who are preparing and looking forward
To a delightful trip TO Omaha, Neb., to
attend the meeting of the General Syn
cd of the Lutheran church the last OF
this month. B. o. Deininger, OF this
place, who had contemplated to take
the same trip, will have to abandon the
Journey on account of impaired health.
1T just occurred to us that all read
ers of the JOURNAL and especially OF
this card, are enterprislng and econom-
ical; that they appreciate merit where
they find it, and that they desire to
make purchases where they get the
best goods for the least money. Please
drop i'm and SEE our superior stock OF
boots and shoes, il in need Of anything.
j. III. MUssER Il Son.
LosT.-'I don't know where, can't
tell when, | don't see how something
of great value to me, and for the return
of which shall be truly thankful, viz:
"a good appetite"
FOUND. Health and strength, pure
blood, an appetite like that of wolf.
regular digestion, all by taking that
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